Machine Tool Case Studies

21/05/2012

Star lathe is a fantastic piece of kit

The company was recently awarded a two-year contract by a customer in the construction industry to p
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18/05/2012

The Samsung’s Weight and Tool Size Won it for Dugard

In November 2011, the company made their first Dugard purchase, a Samsung PL45MC CNC lathe
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18/05/2012

Medical device manufacturer invests in new Doosan high-performance turning centre

The machine – a Puma 2600Y – was installed at the company’s purpose-built manufacturing facility in
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17/05/2012

Dugard ECOs ideal for Steel, U Drilling, Hogging and Profiling

Whitcher CNC Limited was founded by Peter Whitcher in 2008, just at the start of the recession
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VERICUT CNC announced new capabilities for users of Siemens PLM Software’s NX CAM

Story added 03 December 2009.

CGTech, the developer of VERICUT CNC verification and simulation software, announced new capabilities for users of Siemens PLM Software’s NX CAM. Accurate verification and simulation is vital for reliable programming of cnc machine tools and machining centres for precision engineering.

 VERICUT has long been tightly integrated with NX software via a robust "NX-to-VERICUT" interface, and now those who have this interface can reference an NX part file from within their verification session. For existing “NX-to-VERICUT” users no additional licenses are required VERICUT opens the part file using the currently installed NX software.

“The Siemens PLM Software - CGTech partnership adds value for NX users by providing a single versatile CNC simulation analysis and optimization tool. This enhancement gives NX users a more streamlined experience by reducing the number of files to manage,” said CGTech Ltd Managing director, John Reed. “This enhancement increases the benefits of CGTech’s NX interface, which offers users of VERICUT’s G-Code and machine simulation capabilities an easy way to configure simulations for complex machines and machining processes.”



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